1. npage97 Oct 3, 2025 parent

   You have to opt in with the lazy import keyword no matter what. This pep also prevents lazy import in try catch. I think your concern matters if ‘module’ itself has a lazy import that you want to check exists. With this you now need to be more rigorous in check those sub dependencies.

   This can already happen with non top level imports so it is not a necessarily a new issue, but could become more prevalent if there is an overall uptake in this feature for optional dependencies.

2. npage97 Dec 28, 2023 parent

   Requiring c++17 seems like a big change from standard lua.
3. npage97 Nov 22, 2023 parent

   You can also use from __future__ import annotations so the quotes become unnecessary. https://peps.python.org/pep-0563/
4. npage97 Apr 19, 2023 parent

   Ruff is definitely faster by lacking type-checking. That requires way more analysis.

   Ruff will work fine without type hints.

   I believe it rightfully leaves it to mypy for those who want those features.

   Mypy transpiles itself to c using mypyc and that can still take a while to complete when caches get invalidated.

5. npage97 Jan 15, 2023 parent

   For anyone curious, the reasoning for the slowness is briefly described here: https://python-poetry.org/docs/faq/#why-is-the-dependency-re...
6. npage97 Aug 28, 2022 parent

   In the lua realm, there is teal. It is very much like a typescript for lua

   https://github.com/teal-language/tl

7. npage97 Aug 12, 2022 parent

   There is dataclasses-json which does this

   https://pypi.org/project/dataclasses-json/

8. 3 points May 16, 2022

   Show HN: SBS – A reformulation of SDS without heap allocation

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9. npage97 Apr 11, 2022 parent

   I've done this exact setup (though not for firmware development). VS Code C/C++ extension also supports arm64 as well (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/visual-studio-code-c-...). This works well with remote ssh.
10. npage97 Mar 14, 2022 parent

    code-server (vscode in gerneral with remote development extensions) does a lot of splitting of processes between the server and client. This makes normal code writing done on the client side. Intellisense still has the network delay, but is something that takes time anyway. The terminal doesnt get this benefit so they instead add local echo to make the delay a little easier to handle with [1]. I do not know if this works in code server.

    [1] https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_51#_local-echo

11. npage97 Mar 8, 2022 parent

    From tech spec pages:

    iPhone SE (3rd gen) (https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/specs)

    Video playback:

        Up to 15 hours
    

    Video playback (streamed):

        Up to 10 hours
    

    Audio playback:

        Up to 50 hours
    

    iPhone SE (2nd gen) (https://support.apple.com/kb/SP820?locale=en_US)

    Video playback:

        Up to 13 hours
    

    Video playback (streamed):

        Up to 8 hours
    

    Audio playback:

        Up to 40 hours
    

    So looking like a ~25% improvement. For some reason Apple likes to hide the mAh... so not sure how much is the chip vs possibly a bigger battery?
12. npage97 Jan 29, 2022 parent

    To add onto this, I also found that Black works as a nice heuristic indicating to split up code when the formatted output isn't "pretty" into separate lines.
13. npage97 Dec 27, 2021 parent

    Yea it is there for devs to see different rich features in their console.

    You can run some examples using the -m flag + the submodule:

      python -m rich.live
      python -m rich.markdown # this is actually a markdown to terminal cli
    

    https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/stable/live.html https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/stable/markdown.html
14. npage97 Dec 27, 2021 parent

    I’ve worked on rich https://github.com/willmcgugan/rich including adding strict mypy typing https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/command_line.html#cmdo....

    I found Will’s codebase easy to read and reason about, making it easy to help extend.

15. npage97 Nov 3, 2021 parent

    Not to mention that the clicking firmness is programmable: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204352
16. npage97 Apr 2, 2021 parent

    take a look at taskipy https://github.com/illBeRoy/taskipy as it resembles npm scripts.
17. npage97 May 28, 2020 parent

    So you shouldn't need to use pip install -e . as poetry already configures your package to be installed as editable.

    For adding a separate package in your filesystem, I believe using https://python-poetry.org/docs/dependency-specification/#pat... is what you are looking for

    ``` poetry add ../path/to/package ```

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